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One campaign is still under 10,000 One wishes to erase us further, the other is fighting to save our words! Do as a favour and sign this petition in the bio! and help us fight for our words to be restored!

A reminder that it has now been 242 days since the @EHRC sent @bphillipsonMP its draft guidance on single-sex spaces. But she has yet to table it in parliament.

The Women of Wessex are sending these postcards to as many MPs as possible — and especially, as many as we can to Bridget Phillipson, to point out it is over a year since the Supreme Court ruling but we are still waiting for the updated EHRC Code to be laid before Parliament. We borrowed the wording from @SexMattersOrg (well, why improve on perfection?) and hope they don’t mind. Women have rights — votes too — and we are tired of waiting.

My position hasn't changed in the slightest. What you, and many other men, fail to grasp, possibly because you're so used to women coddling men's feelings you see it as the natural order of things, is that while a trans-identified man is absolutely and rightly free to dress and refer to himself however he likes in our society, that doesn't give him rights over women's beliefs and speech. I don't believe a man literally becomes a woman when he identifies as one, and as I have freedom of speech, I have the right to call him a man. The verifiable truth of sex forms the legal basis for women's rights and for safeguarding. Nothing reveals your inability to grasp this issue, or your fundamental sexism, more than the fact that you, a man, are assuming the right to dictate to women how they should speak about men.

@XX_Lister @ThatAussieWoman @DailyMail It was fun saying this.

🎂🎂It’s our 1st birthday today 🎂🎂 Thank you to everyone who is following us. We continue to campaign to stop the harms of cross sex hormones and surgery on our patients. Sex is binary and is not a choice.

I make no apologies for reposting this on the anniversary of For Women Scotland’s historic achievement, securing a landmark ruling in the Supreme Court. For twelve months, this government has dithered, delayed, and — we now learn — tried to temper the “tone” of the EHRC’s updated Code of Practice. It will NOT change the law, a law broken on almost a daily basis. #NoMoreExcuses #SupremeCourtRuling #WomenWontWheesht

They tell you it's "compassionate" to affirm a child's gender confusion. But here's what they don't say: 1. Gender dysphoria has no empirical diagnostic test beyond self-declaration. There's no blood work, no brain scan, no objective measure—just feelings. 2. The same symptoms overlap heavily with autism, ADHD, trauma, and other conditions that get ignored once "trans" is claimed. 3. Kids are concrete thinkers. Tell them they might be "born in the wrong body" and watch how fast that suggestion becomes their entire identity. 4. Social transition isn't neutral. It's an active intervention that makes persistence MORE likely, not less. 5. The regret rate is climbing fast, but detransitioners are being silenced because their stories threaten the narrative. So when they say "affirm or they'll die," remember: They're not protecting children. They're programming them. And the real compassion? Helping kids accept their bodies instead of teaching them to hate what they were born with.

A reminder that it has now been 224 days since the @EHRC sent @bphillipsonMP its draft guidance on single-sex spaces. But she has yet to table it in parliament.

There is no Woman of the Day today. Instead, I’d like to point out that purdah doesn’t apply to us. For the next three weeks, I’m putting a sign in my front window making it clear I will not vote for any Council election candidate who won’t ensure compliance with the Supreme Court’s ruling if elected. I’m sending postcards to @bridgetphillipsonmp, making it clear procrastination is not doing her any favours. I’ve used @SexMatters’ excellent template to email my MP — yes, the one who thinks women should just work a little harder at being kinder to the Most Oppressed — but I will write again about how unimpressed I am with delays and excuses. They are meant to be our elected representatives. They are meant to uphold the law. Time for them to locate their spines and stand up for women and children. I’m tired of waiting. Aren’t you? #NoMoreExcuses #SupremeCourtRuling #WomenWontWheesht sex-matters.org/take-action/wr…

She did it AGAIN!! @Jennifersey just put together another video that has me in tears. Wait for it. Sound on. They block these videos on other platforms bc they don’t want you seeing them. But you can see them here!!

Call to strip LGBT charity of public funding over ‘fantasist’ trustee Share Token🎁 thetimes.com/article/50d6d9…

Welcome to our new followers We did ask to restore our words But 1st petition was rejected 2nd petition didn't get enough signatures 😭 You need to email your MPs and ask the GOV why they are allowing our words to be deleted Meanwhile sign 👇🏻 petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7486…

A reminder that it has now been 223 days since the @EHRC sent @bphillipsonMP its draft guidance on single-sex spaces. But she has yet to table it in parliament.

Your excuses are not good enough @bphillipsonMP. This 👇 is not leadership. It’s delaying tactics to avoid doing your job. You’ve had more than sufficient time to lay questions to the EHRC. We look forward to your explanations to @ForWomenScot in your eventual meeting. questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-statem…

It’s strange this isn’t taking off in Britain- it was a huge issue in Ireland. We won the referendum on it, with the largest ever majority in the history of the state, and the scale of the government defeat showed that they had lost the dressing room. The Taoiseach @LeoVaradkar announced his resignation 2 weeks later

“The statement that the government has ‘always supported the protection of single-sex spaces’ is a slap in the face to women and girls who have faced harassment and hounding from jobs and services for saying the same thing.” @MForstater in the Guardian theguardian.com/world/2026/apr…

Only TWO days until the first anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling on the Equality Act, and still the government has done NOTHING to enforce it.

NEW: Updated EHRC code to be published in May @bphillipsonMP has made a statement saying that she intends to lay the updated draft of the @EHRC’s code of  practice before Parliament “as soon as practicable” after the local and devolved administration elections. Then after 40 days, if neither house passes a resolution disapproving the draft, it will come into force. The EHRC has admitted that it amended the guidance after the government provided it with “a narrow set of comments” on its previous draft. Neither the minister nor the independent regulator is mandated to engage in this sort of delay and negotiation whereby the independent regulator edits its guidance to meet the preferences of the government. Section 14(7) of the Equality Act 2006 says that before issuing a code the EHRC shall submit a draft to the Secretary of State, who shall either approve the draft and lay a copy before Parliament or give the EHRC written reasons why she does not approve it. The legal framework does not envisage this as a back-and-forth process of backroom negotiations between the government and the EHRC. It is concerning that in her statement the Minister for Women and Equalities continues to focus on specialist service providers such as hospitals and women’s refuges and has still not made clear that ALL employers and service providers that offer single-sex or separate-sex facilities do so under the Equality Act, which recognises that men who have the protected characteristic of gender reassignment remain men, and do not have the right to access facilities provided for women and girls. Delaying laying the guidance till after local council and devolved administration elections is more unjustified procrastination. The government has patted itself on the back, saying: “We are getting it right, showing leadership by implementing the clarity the Supreme Court ruling delivers.” Yet government departments up and down the country are still operating with unlawful policies that the previous head of the civil service refused to withdraw.